Lenovo legion articles
New SteamOS labels show game compatibility beyond Steam Deck
SteamOS beta adds ROG Ally and Legion Go support, new controller compatibility
Handheld gaming PCs surpass 6 million sales, with Steam Deck accounting for more than half
The big picture: Released three years ago today, Valve's Steam Deck has become one of the most notable products in PC gaming hardware, creating an entirely new market segment. While manufacturers like GPD began selling handheld gaming PCs years earlier, estimates from IDC show that the Steam Deck vastly dominates the market. However, the potential for future growth remains uncertain.
SteamOS is coming to third-party handhelds, starting with the Lenovo Legion Go S
MSI Claw handheld gaming PC returns with Lunar Lake and 32GB of RAM for $800
This $45 dock adds six ports to the Steam Deck, Asus ROG Ally, or Legion Go
The Best Handheld Gaming Consoles
Out of the 12 best-selling gaming consoles of all time, 5 are handheld systems, and that's not including the Nintendo Switch. Handhelds have made a huge comeback and here are our favorite systems.
This company aims to offer a new gaming OS to compete with SteamOS and Windows
The Best Laptops - Early 2024
As we wrap up the year and welcome 2024, it's not a bad time to buy a new laptop to start the New Year fresh. The market is brimming with options, and there are plenty of deals to be had.
The Best Gaming Laptops 2023: Gaming on the Go
Our top picks for the best gaming laptops cover budget machines you can still game on to the absolute monster desktop replacements that will tear through anything you throw at them.
Lenovo Legion 5 Pro Laptop Review: For Gaming and Work
The Lenovo Legion 5 Pro sits in the company's gaming range, but that Pro suffix means that this notebook is designed for work, too. Lots of people use the same machine for work and play, if that's your case, check out the Legion.
Leaked images show the Lenovo Legion Play, an Android-based handheld
Build a PC vs. Pre-Built (Scoring a GPU in the Process)
With ongoing component shortages and insane graphics card prices, a pre-built gaming PC that gets you a new fast GPU suddenly looks like a very reasonable option that we must consider.